Eftach Pi Bishira • Yehuda!

Do you already know that I have a special place in my ears and heart for Yehuda? He was quite original before it was popular and was thus quite popular originally. And he composes and arranges and plays his own stuff, I think. But, ya know, there's also This Tuesday Tune to discuss.

For demonstration purposes only. Image may not reflect what Yehuda! currently looks like.

National Day of Elokai Neshama

Once song, composed by Moshe Laufer and recorded by Dudu Fisher and Yehuda Exclamation Point. For years Arvanam Feed has regretted not recording it. Now he has. Let us gladly give him the cake so he need not even take it himself.

Yehuda Exclamation Point.

Dudu Fisher.

Arvanam Feed.

You tell me. Good Shabbos!

Gut Fune Avrohom - Yehuda Exclamation Point

A prayer recited in many communities at the conclusion of Shabbos, after Havdala. It is a tremendously beuatiful "techina" with a lovely, lovely tune. Sung by Yehuda Exclamation Point which is something of a de riguer downer. I don't know what de riguer means but I believe I used it correctly. If you think I didn't, you probably thought I meant something else.



Because we rarely post after Shabbos and it's weird to post a Bye-Bye Shabbos Lichovos Shabbos, ya know how do I mean?
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Krechtz. Why the suffering, Man? And why the pain?

Mi Chamocha - Yehuda!

Yehuda! was way before his time. That is to say, he arrived on the Jewish music scene very shortly after his "style" gained popularity in the popular pop-culture pop-houses. He writes, plays, arranges, records and harmonizes his own stuff. It would take me too long to explain exactly why all this makes him one of the stars of Jewish music when he is so obviously not at all even near to being close to said stardom either in talent or recognition.



But that's the thing: he is.